Tiger Shroff firing case: MCOCA court sends 13th accused Suneha Pandit, sister-in-law of gangster Anil Pandit, to police custody till November 16 |

Tiger Shroff firing case: MCOCA court sends 13th accused Suneha Pandit, sister-in-law of gangster Anil Pandit, to police custody till November 16 A special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court in Mumbai on Tuesday sent Suneha Pandit, the 13th accused in the firing incident targeting actor Tiger Shroff, to police custody till November…

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Amitabh Bachchan: AICWA seeks intervention from PM Narendra Modi regarding the security concerns in Bollywood after Amitabh Bachchan’s recent appearance with a bulletproof glass | Hindi Movie News

Amitabh Bachchan‘s recent appearance outside his Juhu residence, Jalsa, with bulletproof glass separating him from the crowd has sparked concern across the film industry. The actor has followed the tradition of greeting fans outside his home every Sunday for decades. However, his November 1 appearance was markedly different, with the 84-year-old stepping out behind a…

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Who were flying on doomed Learjet plane? Tech tycoon Adam Robinson, wife, children, nanny, family friends traveling to Bahamas on private jet

Tech tycoon Adam Robinson, his wife, children, nanny and family friends were all killed when the private jet they were flying in crashed in Florida. The Learjet plane was flying to the Bahamas. A family of four, including two young children, was among nine people killed after a private Learjet crashed in a residential neighbourhood…

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Ann Widdecombe’s Dartmoor home where she was murdered goes on sale for £900,000, four months after her death; property valued 50% higher than the £600,000 she paid in 2008

Ann Widdecombe’s Dartmoor home has been listed for £900,000, four months after her murder. (Photo: Rightmove) The Dartmoor home of former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe, who was murdered in July 2026, has gone on the market for £900,000, just four months after her death. The five-bedroom property in Haytor Vale, Devon, where she was found…

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Trump unveiled the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool’s latest repairs on November 2 after the blue coating failed and algae spread; a project once estimated below $2 million has drawn over $14 million in contracts

Donald Trump unveiled the completed repairs to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on 2 November, ending months of work to fix a failed blue chemical coating that had caused widespread algae growth. The project required workers to drain the 2,000-foot-long pool, remove the damaged coating and apply a new sealant. The work has drawn strong…

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‘We are heartbroken’: UEFA mourns Jesús de Miguel; police probe possible involuntary manslaughter | Football News

Jesus de Miguel (Pic credit: Tenerife) Spanish football is mourning the death of CD Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel, who passed away aged 30 after suffering serious injuries in an on-field collision during a second-division match against FC Andorra on Monday.UEFA and several football organisations have expressed their grief, while Spanish police have opened an…

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‘I wasn’t thrilled, I was disappointed’: Why Dhinidhi Desinghu isn’t celebrating her historic Youth Olympics medal | More sports News

Dhinidhi Desinghu has created history for Indian swimming, but the 16-year-old is not entirely happy with her achievement. Her bronze medal in the women’s 100m freestyle at the Youth Olympics in Dakar made her the first Indian swimmer to win a medal at the global event and opened India’s medal account at the Games. Yet,…

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Meet Eva Outram, UK woman who quit her $58,000 NHS job after surviving 23 days in the wilderness; now lives in a caravan, teaches outdoor skills and saves $3,200 a month

Meet Eva Outram, UK woman who quit her $58,000 NHS job after surviving 23 days in the wilderness; now lives in a caravan, teaches outdoor skills and saves $3,200 a monthFor 23 days, Eva Outram lived in the Canadian wilderness, where finding food, surviving without modern comforts and dealing with isolation became part of her…

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Two Washington sisters sued over fence lines on both sides of their home after a survey exposed a boundary dispute; the courts backed their neighbours, ordered one fence removed and upheld legal-fee awards

The dispute began after the sisters bought their home in 2019 (AI image) Two sisters in Washington, US, who went to court over fences separating their home from neighbouring properties have lost their appeal after judges upheld rulings in favour of both neighbours.Emily and Helene Hofbauer had challenged property boundaries in Kennewick following a survey…

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Edouard Mendy becomes patron of Senegal school that inspired a project providing free education, digital learning and clean water to local communities | World News

In May 2025, Edouard Mendy was named patron of ADE School, a new role supporting education in Senegal. A 2015 visit to ADE School helped inspire the Yakar Project. Established in 2020, the organisation works to improve access to education, clean water and community support.According to the Yakar Project, its education work also includes Yakar…

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